Hillsboro recorder., 1887-11-10

lors Millinery Store Come and see us.
Nj. j. b. Warren or Durham was in our
stown last Saturday.
The BAPTIST State Convention viii cons
.vene at Durham on the 18th.
Er. T J. Wilson Of Chnpel Hill. Is at-
tending Court His many friends are glad
tasee him.
Rev. J. T. Currie. was installed as pastor
.of Fairfield Church last Saturday. and onI
Sunday preached TO an unusually large con I
.gregaiiop.
Don't forget Mrs Taylor's Millinery es.,
tablishment. when you come TO town. If
you want anything in her line, she will be
pleased 10 wait on you. See ai.
Our Joyial friend Sam. A. Dickson Of
Durham paid ous town q visit few days
ago. Sam can never grow old while he
lives May he live lsng and prosper.
Mr.. r. II. Sharp. Of Hillsboro Township
informs Us that he has calf 10 months old
OF The Jersey stock that gave birth 70 fine
~ developed heater call, both are doing
well, and the young calf i Of extra size.
Mrs. Agnes Sandfori visiting friend Of
Mra W. II. Fuller AMI Mr.. WIN. Garrett OF
Orange county, fell dead In Durham last
Tuesday. We wero well acquiiated with
Mr.. Garrett he Was worthy AMI good man
and good citizen.
Rev.J. w. Watson. a Baptist minister
from Liberty. Randolph county. and gn.-
.duate Of Wake Forrest College. called upon
rs this morning. Mr.. Watson would be
glad TO open q boyx School in this place
nel. January.
Rev. 7. J. Allison preached at Cool
Springs last Sunday evening. 70 an atten-'
tive congregation. We are sorry TO au-
.nounce however. that this Is his last time
nj Cool Springs and the people Of that sec.
4ion deeply regret that they are 10 looss
Mr.. AlIisops they sse sery much attached 10
him.
Mr. A. A. Smith who has raised good
crop of Cabbage. while emitting some 10
make Kraat. found iu one head IS well de.
seloped heads Of Cabbage. and in another
found % well developed heads. as large As
Goose Eggs, AMI larger. Mr.. Smith ought
20 save The ssed oi this Cabbage.
Tho protncted meeting at Walnut Grove
under the ministry Of the Rev. J @ Mel
son, has Just closed. We learn that 81 per-
sons old and young professcd Religion To
connection with his we are pleased 10 note
that In the four prolracte.i meetings held
by this Divine there we're l5l conversions
aud i25 additions 70 the Church. net gain
on The circnil Of Ill
Mr.. Lucy Cole. OF Concord, who has
been in attendance as delegate TO the
wonans Christian Temperance Uaion Go.
vtniion at Goldsboro. stopped over In our
down 10 visit her mother. Mrs Phillips paid
our sanctum visit last week. Mrs. Cole
speaks in glowing terms Of The prosp Gritty
OF the order Il is proposed % establish
W. c. I. Union in HiIIsboro as an carly
day.
No town can succeed long without diver
sifed industries. They are essential 10 the
life Of the tswn. each assisting The other
and all giving vitality 10 The place. The
town that shuts itself mp 70 ono manufac-
taring enlerprss. 10 like tho farmer that
raises but one crop--i,s money goes 70 en-.
rich oshers Severai small industries are
worth great deal more 70 town than one
large one. alibo' few seem 70 think 30.
We are requested 70 note that Mrs.
Goodaie Of Baton Rogue. La, . lady Of su-
perior intellect. duly authorized by the Ma.
sionsl W. C. 7. U. 10 organize Societies in
the U. g.. viii speak in Hillsboro, al the
Masonic Lodge. on Nov. ilth at ~ o'clock.
p, H.; on The history aims and meth ods OF
ibis Society. All persons. and especially
The pastors Of Churches. are cordially and
respectfully invited.
Corn - ems 10 be gre.tly abundant In
Orange county, particularly 10 1e,iar Grove
Township We learn f!omone Of his neigh
bon that Mr.. VIM II. Anderson in tba,
Township has already hal two Corn shuck.
ings and is NOT yet done gathering Corn. /
The first shncking dlled Mr.. As. crib and
be is nov bothering about honse-room for
the balance. We also hear that our friend
jake Steward q anxious 70 rent somc mare
cribs 70 put bis Corn In. Good. Neigh.